The challenge: To run a launch campaign for a virtually unknown local magazine with limited resources and a warehouse full of useless sheets of paper.
The solution: We began with a discussion: What’s our city like? Why do we believe in it? With
the answers came ideas. First, we created a simple yet clear press layout. Its target group was
the educated inhabitants of Poznan and the management of larger companies- people, whose faith in the city Metropolia would revive. The second stage of the campaign was to bombard the city with paper planes thrown from one of the high-rises in the city center. The planes contained
an invitation to a meeting with the editor-in-chief of Metropolia and the launch of the new issue.
We were able to transfer the graphic motif of Metropolia from posters and citylights onto the urban landscape and creatively use a few pounds of waste paper.
The results: citylight ads on bus-stops, a press campaign, crowds at the launch.
